HICAP40

ANYTIME

i agree, the steal millions from banks everyday

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buy this now, just spent 30 minutes searchinf for you and this was all i could find good luck http://www.sinclairintl.com/reloading-components/brass/rifle-brass/norma-brass-prod37539.aspx?avs|Cartridge_1=CEE_300%20Remington%20Ultra%20Magnum&avad=avant&aid=52887&cm_mmc=affiliate-_-Itwine-_-Avantlink-_-Custom%20Link johnny

thats fd up im on 18 years congrats johnny

our last name is hiller and my card and sons card got hit same time. So alphabetical is a possibilty johnny

so far we hit 4 outta 7 elk tag applications Oh my!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TIME TO START TAKING THOSE ELK PICS AND POSTING JOHNNY

why 7w ? johnny

CANT FIND ANY ONLINE ?

any more out there? johnny

Wipe out Rules, spray it in the barrel and walk away. patch out the barrel the next day. thats it do it for 3 days in a row if your barrel is real bad. johnny

http://www.accuratereloading.com/crownr.html

hacksaw weighs alot less haha

Dwight Scott, Benchrest Smith and Hall of Famer "Yes, I've seen some barrels harmed by over-cleaning. But usually that's a technique problem. You can minimize the chance of harming your barrel by using a tight-fitting bore guide that prevents the cleaning rod from bowing. Also most barrels don't wear out--they burn out." First let me say, if you talk to the top ten guys you'll find ten different ideas on the best way to clean and brush a bore. Everybody has their own way of doing it. My method has has worked for me for over 22 years, but other shooters may have devised other methods that work just as well for them. While I clean my rifles very thoroughly, I do believe too many guns are over-cleaned. I know one guy who wiped out his throat in less than 80 rounds. I also don't believe in barrel break-in routines. I just don't do it since I don't know what you're trying to achieve with the one shot, one clean ritual. That said, I do brush my rifles, usually every 20 rounds or so. And when I brush, I do a thorough job. First, I run a couple wet patches to get rid of the bulk of the crud. Then I give it about 1.5 complete strokes per shot fired. That means, after 20 shots fired, I'll do 30 up and back cycles with a wet brush, adding more solvent (Butch's Bore Shine) after every ten complete cycles. I guess you could call that a heavy brushing regimen. Am I cleaning too much? I don't think so, if we really examine what's happening to the barrel. First, let's consider barrel life. Some people say heavy cleaning shortens barrel life. But I'm skeptical of that claim. Most barrels don't wear out--they burn out. I've looked through a borescope, and some barrels look really bad in the throat area after just 200-300 rounds. We're talking about heat cracking and pressure-related surface flaws. From this I conclude that heavy brushing doesn't wear the barrels out--heat and pressure are the culprits. What about throat erosion? Some people say heavy cleaning wears out the throat prematurely. But, as heavy as I brush, I see very little evidence of the throat moving forward.Dwight Scott, Benchrest Smith and Hall of Famer "Yes, I've seen some barrels harmed by over-cleaning. But usually that's a technique problem. You can minimize the chance of harming your barrel by using a tight-fitting bore guide that prevents the cleaning rod from bowing. Also most barrels don't wear out--they burn out."

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i totally agree with that one, much better bc bullets out there than that, how far you plan on shootin? I dont break in barrels.... I shoot till i go to the range next time then I clean. That way everytime I leave the range I know that I`m on target with that particular gun. Typically 150 rounds on the average johnny

sweet, nice to see some larger man cave/ relaoding set ups johnny

somebody has got to have the ultimate reloading room out there...... lets see em` johnny

keep em coming

Your bullet is STABLE. Your bullet is flying with full stability. You can expect good groups and your BC is optimized.

hows this? maybe we can get Amanda to pin it? http://www.bergerbullets.com/twist-rate-calculator/ Johnny

just picked up some nosler accubond long range today 175 gr. if ya want to try a few. i bought them for testing my self.. johnny in tucson

anytime, i keep quite a collection of powder, primers and bullets. only one i havent been able to find is winchester 204 brass for almost 2 years johnny

since your an advanced member of coueswhitetail just replace them when they come available. im in tucson. email me @ reloadn@comcast.net